Investigation on Xenon-Induced Fusion Reaction to Synthesize Superheavy Element (SHE) Z=119

We looked at Xe-induced fusion reactions that resulted in the formation of the SHE Z=119. In this view, we considered four projectiles such as \(^{130}\)Xe, \(^{132}\)Xe, \(^{134}\)Xe, and \(^{136}\)Xe on \(^{157-159}\)Tb. For the study of evaporation residue cross-sections, we investigated 12 fusion processes in total. Using an advanced statistical model, we assessed the probability of compound nucleus formation (\(P_{CN}\)), survival probability(\(P_{Sur}\)), and evaporation residue cross-sections (\(\sigma _{EVR}\)). The measured (\(P_{CN}\)) at optimal energy decreases as the mass number of projectile nuclei increases. In contrast, as the projectile-mass number increases, so does the likelihood of survival. For \(^{136}\)Xe+\(^{159}\)Tb fusion reaction, the \(P_{Sur}\) and \(\sigma _{EVR}\) are found higher value. When Xe-induced fusion events were considered, the expected cross-sections, which are in the order larger than femtobarn range, will serve as a roadmap for the synthesis of the SHE Z=119.